2009-01-17, 12:09 PM
What precisely IS the logic of laughing at "lolonlinerelationship?" Some people meet at school or church, decide they like each other, date, fall for each other, get married. Why is it inferior to meet over the computer? I have a couple of friends that are dating each other, that are separated from each other by thousands of miles, they're virtually sure that they'll get married. At the time I am writing this they are together irl because she flew from the Netherlands to El Salvador to spend some time with him. Being in the relationship helped the girl get her bearings straight, so she became more driven and more fit by being in it. I personally am in an online relationship myself, my girlfriend is wonderful.
It's not even a matter of being closed-minded, it's a matter of interfering with other people's personal affairs. It is rude, ignorant, and uncalled for. Flowsion has the right to date anyone he wants, as does my friend, as do I. If you do not feel online relationships merit your time, that's perfectly fine, date people from school or church. I won't say anything to you about it. Same as that, it's not your place to tell people that meeting over the computer is "lol."
It's not even a matter of being closed-minded, it's a matter of interfering with other people's personal affairs. It is rude, ignorant, and uncalled for. Flowsion has the right to date anyone he wants, as does my friend, as do I. If you do not feel online relationships merit your time, that's perfectly fine, date people from school or church. I won't say anything to you about it. Same as that, it's not your place to tell people that meeting over the computer is "lol."